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Would you like to go out on Thursday?
No, sorry, I can’t.
Why not?
I’m working out on Thursday.
Would you like to go out on Friday?
No, sorry, I can’t.
Why not?
I’m visiting relatives on Friday.
Would you like to go out on the weekend?
Well. . . maybe!
Ask the students to answer:What is she doing on Monday/Tuesday/. . . ?
→Step 3 Summary
Show the following on the screen.
The Present Continuous Tense for future actions
The Present Continuous Tense can be used to express a plan or an arrangement.
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→Step 4 Practice
1. A newspaper reporter is interviewing Wang Wei about her plans for the trip along the Mekong River. However, they are not sure about some of the verb tenses. Can you help them complete their conversation? Do Exercise 2 on Page 21.
Check the answers with the whole class.
2. Do you have any plans for the future yourselves? If you have any, please use the Present Continuous Tense to express your future actions. Do Exercise 3 on Page 21.
The students’ answers vary. Discuss them with some students.
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Suggested answers:
1)I’m leaving for Beijing this Friday.
2)My friends are coming over this evening.
3)I’m visiting the Great Wall tomorrow morning.
4)After class we are playing football on the playground.
5)We are flying to Shanghai next Friday.
→Step 5 Dialogue
Suppose you are planning a holiday trip. Make a dialogue with your classmate. You must pay great attention to the tense. The following questions can help you.
Where are you going for your holiday?
Who are you going with?
How are you getting there?
What are you doing there?
Where are you staying?
How long are you staying there?
What are taking with you?
When are you returning?
Sample dialogue:
A:Where are you going on holiday?
B:I’ m going to Hong Kong.
A:When are you leaving?
B:Next Sunday.
A:How are you getting there?
B:I’m taking a plane.
A:How long are you staying there?
B:About three weeks.
A:Great. Have a good trip.
B:Thanks.
→Step 6 Multiple choices
Show the picture on the screen or give out the exercise papers.
1)—I’m going to Britain.
—How long______________ you______________ in Britain?
A. did; stayª¤ B. are; stayingª¤ C. have; stayedª¤ D. are; stayed
2)Will you tell us something about the weather in Canada? I______________ to that.
A. comeª¤ B. am comingª¤ C. am goingª¤ D. come
3)—When are you leaving?
—The plane______________ at 11:05.
A. takes offª¤ B. will take off ª¤ C. taking offª¤ D. took off
4)I think if we______________ abroad, most probably we will go by CAAC.
A. were goingª¤ B. are goingª¤ C. had beenª¤ D. have been

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